Ning Min Town is a TV series about poverty alleviation.

Ningmin Town tells the story that Xihaigu immigrants overcame difficulties and created value through labor under the call of the national poverty alleviation policy and with the help of Fujian counterparts, and turned the "dry beach" of flying sand and stones into a "golden beach" with an inch of land and gold.

The drama not only set off a wave of viewing climax on the TV platform, but also attracted much attention from hot topics such as dialect lines and the restoration of the sense of time in characterization. Xingqing district cadres? Arouse a heated discussion.

Theme selection of TV series

This is actually a grand theme of the times. Ningmin Town chose a poverty alleviation cadre in Yongquan Village as the entrance. At the beginning of the plot, the story background and the relationship between the characters are clearly explained: Yongquan Village in Xihaigu, south of Ningxia, is located in the deep mountains and is extremely short of water, which can be described as "nothing grows".

In order to help the local people get rid of poverty, the government implemented the relocation policy and called on the villagers in Yongquan village to move to Yuquanying in the plain. Although Yuquanying is close to the Yellow River and has a railway, it can have a bright future in terms of geographical location and topography, but it was still a Gobi desert at that time, which also meant that the villagers who moved there had to struggle from scratch.

Several villagers in Yongquan Village went to Diaozhuang and ran back to the mountains, preferring to live on the relief of the government by guarding several earthen houses left by their ancestors, rather than clearing land to build houses on the Gobi desert where sand and stones are flying.